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I have been told that no implants are possible for me due to total bone loss. (Photo)

mizafaJan 14, 2017
My present fixed upper denture keeps coming out due to lack of supports. I am 65 yrs old, had a open heart bypass 10 yrs back, diabetic well controlled, physically fit. I want advise based on the x-ray attached.

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Dr. Nirav Patel, MDS, PhD
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